Shelby Bremer is a reporter for NBC 7 San Diego. She developed her passion for journalism during her time at NBC Chicago, where she began as an intern and spent nearly nine years as a producer.
Shelby has covered a wide range of breaking news and enterprise stories, but she is particularly proud of her political and investigative reporting. She enjoys using public records requests and in-depth research to uncover stories that hold institutions accountable. Her work has earned multiple Emmy Awards, a national Investigative Reporters and Editors Award, and she was a duPont-Columbia Award finalist for her series “Left for Dead: Hit, Run, and Ignored,” which investigated the Chicago Police Department’s inaction on hit-and-run crashes.
Born and raised in the Chicago area, Shelby earned her bachelor’s degree in Communication with a Spanish minor from DePauw University. Outside of journalism, she enjoys yoga, traveling, reading, and making the most of the San Diego sunshine.
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The Latest
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El ICE detiene a un niño haitiano de 8 años tras cita de supervisión en San Diego
Según funcionarios del distrito, el niño cursa tercer grado en la escuela primaria Fay, y se encontraba viviendo con su tío después de que su padre fuera deportado.
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ICE takes 8-year-old Haitian boy into custody at San Diego check-in
The boy is a third grader at Fay Elementary School, according to district officials, who said he was staying with his uncle after his father was deported.
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Cuando los demócratas controlen el Congreso, ¿qué podrían hacer con respecto al ICE y la inmigración?
El jueves en San Diego, muchos de los carteles que denunciaban al ICE proclamaba: “La democracia ganó”, y un cartel más pequeño que decía: “Hay esperanza”.
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When Democrats control Congress, what might they do on ICE and immigration?
On Thursday in San Diego, many of the signs decrying ICE were the same that have surfaced for months. But a few were new: a large banner that proclaimed, “Democracy won,” and a smaller poster that read, “There’s hope.”
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San Diego city councilmember questions police transparency on ICE
San Diego police said they do notify all councilmembers and the mayor’s office of their responses to incidents involving federal agents
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Detainee at Otay Mesa Detention Center is 29th to die in ICE custody this year
This marks at least the 29th death in ICE custody that the agency has reported, though earlier this year ICE shifted away from reporting deaths of newly released detainees.
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New pushback on ICE arrests near schools in San Diego
Local Democrats want answers on enforcement near schools as California’s attorney general takes aim at arrests without a warrant, reports NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer.
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San Diego school leaders, Sen. Schiff condemn ICE arrests near schools
Their criticism also came in the second week of ICE’s reported 45-day “Operation Safe California,” a statewide enforcement push beginning in San Diego.
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Report: ICE launches enforcement surge in California, starting in San Diego
A source told The Washington Examiner that officers were “told to go after anybody,” including those without a criminal history.
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San Diegans react to Trump's comments that Iran could ‘take out' San Diego, Los Angeles
San Diegans react to the president’s comments involving Iran at a campaign rally, reports NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer.
